Bots-Scrapers
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already happening
What will be the next bubble?
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- Mar 22, 2013
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It's not somewhere near to what it will become in the future. This is not a bubble. This stuff is here to stay, and it will only get better and better, and more and more people are going to use it. Just wait until Apple, Samsung, and so on, are going to add AI to their devices. Accessible to everyone at any time.
I bought a RayBan Meta Smart glass, and currently, there is an update. Now, this smart glass can recognize what I am seeing and saying it. It can even recognize, for example, that my flower is about to die, and it tells me what flower it is and what I need to do to rescue this flower. A fucking sunglass man, a fucking sunglass telling me how to rescue my plant
abdallahasif
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in what way exactly do you think its gonna be used ?
sofia_djaro
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AI, hoping the money rotates out into other stocks eventually
charles133
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Well ai but i think it needs to create something creative to make money ,for example an affiluate program etc
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I think next bubble is USA debt. People are switching to gold. If US keeps printing money, won't be able to rollover debt and boom.
cryptobullrun25
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AI for sure
OccultKingdoms
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I think math will blow up.
And automation will blow up cause we're already seeing automation in form of AI.
It'll be probably taken further. Yes, AI can be classified as automation. Automating stuff / replacing unnecessary human hours is where it's been used since decades. Chat-gpt is just LLM, not what the whole deep learning is about to be honest. It's just a side effect.
Chat gpt can't replace anyone. But if you make a deep learning model and make it moderate things, you can save 10k hours a day.
Of course this only makes sense at large websites or at large number of properties.
Probably in automotive self-driving cars will blow up.
In video we'll have blow up of automated TV series.
I mean, the God has automated the world and now we're independent of God. Still we can entertain God by trying to do what God did haha.
And automation will blow up cause we're already seeing automation in form of AI.
It'll be probably taken further. Yes, AI can be classified as automation. Automating stuff / replacing unnecessary human hours is where it's been used since decades. Chat-gpt is just LLM, not what the whole deep learning is about to be honest. It's just a side effect.
Chat gpt can't replace anyone. But if you make a deep learning model and make it moderate things, you can save 10k hours a day.
Of course this only makes sense at large websites or at large number of properties.
Probably in automotive self-driving cars will blow up.
In video we'll have blow up of automated TV series.
I mean, the God has automated the world and now we're independent of God. Still we can entertain God by trying to do what God did haha.
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SkyHigh007
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AI:
- custom generated porn, super realistic & interacting with you, even in 3D/VR (and later on also realistic robots)
- another market for "100% proven real" onlyfans girls. (which is at constant battle with AI solutions trying to fool that system).
- creative prompt-master kids making hollywood-quality movies. The death of the old movie industry in hollywood.
- nobody using a camera anymore, too lazy for it, just generate everything. The death of the phone camera stories (now generated stories which look just like that).
- all forms of marketing (text/audio/image/video) becoming even more fake/polished, and quickly made with simple prompts.
- AI installation companies making some big bucks for 3 years , installing AI contact center solutions (chat & calls) at all common companies. (will be a decent business for longer than 3 years, but the big bucks are at the start when you do it for the big companies and decimate their callcenter agents)
- self-driving cars, and any other autonomously moving robots/drones. (flying, floating, diving, walking, crawling, driving, etc), there will be creative new types of drones/robots, from nano-scale to massive vehicles. And also swarms of smaller ones, forming bigger ones. And government regulations for that. Outsmarting drone wars between "pirates" and "regulators".
- big business in cyber security/protection & constant cyber security wars, between AI-assisted teams of opposing interests.
- usage of AI, like usage of a calculator now: too lazy for adding up manually, people will lose those thos simple skills, but will function at higher level, being faster for the more important stuff, by being freed from that mundane stuff.
- the final realization that AI was just a hype, as it is just a "neural network zombie", which does not have innate intent (like our instinctual pain/pleasure). And that savage sometimes-even-illogical intent can break intelligent lifeless zombie structures.
- custom generated porn, super realistic & interacting with you, even in 3D/VR (and later on also realistic robots)
- another market for "100% proven real" onlyfans girls. (which is at constant battle with AI solutions trying to fool that system).
- creative prompt-master kids making hollywood-quality movies. The death of the old movie industry in hollywood.
- nobody using a camera anymore, too lazy for it, just generate everything. The death of the phone camera stories (now generated stories which look just like that).
- all forms of marketing (text/audio/image/video) becoming even more fake/polished, and quickly made with simple prompts.
- AI installation companies making some big bucks for 3 years , installing AI contact center solutions (chat & calls) at all common companies. (will be a decent business for longer than 3 years, but the big bucks are at the start when you do it for the big companies and decimate their callcenter agents)
- self-driving cars, and any other autonomously moving robots/drones. (flying, floating, diving, walking, crawling, driving, etc), there will be creative new types of drones/robots, from nano-scale to massive vehicles. And also swarms of smaller ones, forming bigger ones. And government regulations for that. Outsmarting drone wars between "pirates" and "regulators".
- big business in cyber security/protection & constant cyber security wars, between AI-assisted teams of opposing interests.
- usage of AI, like usage of a calculator now: too lazy for adding up manually, people will lose those thos simple skills, but will function at higher level, being faster for the more important stuff, by being freed from that mundane stuff.
- the final realization that AI was just a hype, as it is just a "neural network zombie", which does not have innate intent (like our instinctual pain/pleasure). And that savage sometimes-even-illogical intent can break intelligent lifeless zombie structures.
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ItsAllTheWayUp
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For sure AI. It's so over hyped. Robotics is the same, what many don't realize is, that those companies are preprogramming their demos, or have the robots on strings. I'm talking not about industrial robots, I'm talking about humanoids.
y4chtm4st3r
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Everyone is saying AI, but I think RWA (real world assets) are really what to look for. Just look at the ONDO chart.
ItsAllTheWayUp
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If you don't hold it, you don't own it!